Sundays were my favorite. They were our lazy days. We didn't have anything to do but be together.
As the anniversary weekend was winding down, all I could think about was how Thanksgiving and Christmas were gonna be here before I knew it.
I woke up because Sam was scratching at the bedroom door. Andy was still asleep next to me. I snuck out of the bed and grabbed my robe. Though California doesn't get cold like the East Coast, there was definitely a fall chill in the air.
Andy didn't stir when I got out of bed. I glanced at the clock and it was 6:50.
I opened the door quietly and went to let Sam out for the morning. I went and put the coffee pot on.
It was nice being loved and giving love. For the first time in my life, after the hardships, I guess it's true that everything happens in divine timing.
By the time I got the coffee on, it was still only a little after 7. My stomach was growling so I grabbed a donut out of the box and went to sit down outside with Sam to watch the sunrise.
After a few, I could smell the coffee so I finished the donut and went back inside to make myself a cup. I trekked back outside with Sam.
I sighed happily as life for once was making sense. I had everything a girl could want including love.
After what seemed like an eternity, a sleepy Andy walked out to the patio where I was sitting with my coffee.
"Good morning sleepy head," I commented as he walked over to where I was.
He chuckled.
"Good morning darling," he remarked as he kissed my forehead.
"How did you sleep?" I asked him.
"Obviously really well I mean here you are already drinking coffee," he commented chuckling.
"Sam was scratching at the door so I had to come let him out and I didn't want to go back to bed," I told him.
"You should have woken me to let him out," he commented.
I shook my head.
"No no you need to rest," I told him as I messed up his already bed head of hair.
"You are the one who works outside this house 5 days a week you need to rest," he told me.
"We have the entire day to spend in bed together," I told him.
"That's very true darling," he remarked happily.
"So why complain I didn't rejoin you?" I asked jokingly.
"Cause your love keeps me warm," he teased.
I rolled my eyes.
"Very smooth loverboy," I told him as I decided to go inside to shower and put on more comfy clothes.
"Loverboy? That's new," he commented as he followed me.
I went to put my coffee cup in the sink and Andy went to make himself one.
"Yes loverboy," I told him.
He chuckled.
"I could get used to that nickname," he replied.
"Okay, loverboy. I'm going to go rinse off and get ready for the day," I told him as I hugged him from behind.
He was standing by the coffee pot and he was stirring his cup.
"Sounds good darling I will join you in a few," he remarked.
I disappeared to get ready. Sundays were my favorite like I said before. No one to see, nowhere to go.
After rinsing off and getting dressed, Andy was waiting on the bed drinking his coffee.
"Ta-da," I remarked jokingly.
"You stole my sweatshirt how dare you," he teased.
It was his "Malibu" one. I liked how it fit me.
"So? I've had it for like the last 2 weeks," I asked as I sat down on the bed.
"It looks nice on you darling," he remarked as he put the coffee down.
"Thanks," I remarked as I brushed my hair out.
"How did I not notice that go missing?" Andy asked himself.
"I don't know I've worn it a few times while I've seen you in the past few weeks," I replied as I went to put my brush up.
"It's been that long? Good lord," he remarked chuckling.
"Yeah good lord," I teased back.
"You are mean," he pretended to fake cry.
I rolled my eyes.
"I think you are being extra dramatic Mr. Gibb," I told him as I crawled back on the bed.
"You think so?" he asked as he looked at me.
I chuckled.
"Very much so I think I'm keeping this sweater to myself," I told him.
"But I like it," he told me.
"I hardly see you wear it anymore," I told him.
"That's cause you stole it and it went missing," he retorted.
I shook my head.
"Finders keepers," I told him as I laid back to get comfy.
"Nuh-uh," he replied.
"Then after I take off today, and it gets washed, it'll be yours again," I told him as I rested my eyes.
He chuckled.
"You really are nonchalant today darling aren't ya," he commented as he adjusted to lay next to me.
"Yes," I replied not opening an eye.
I could feel him adjusting so he would be lying and facing toward me.
I peeped one eye open and he indeed was staring at me.
"Why are you staring?" I asked him.
"Cause I like admiring what's mine," he told me.
I smiled.
"That was cute loverboy," I told him.
"Is that my new nickname?" he asked curiously as he laid an arm over me to bring me closer to his side.
"Maybe I don't know I just started saying it," I commented as I adjusted my pillow.
We were now face to face.
"It's cute. I'm glad you are finally warming up to me," he commented quietly.
I smiled.
"How could I not warm up to you? Have you seen you?" I told him quietly.
Without me opening my eyes, he leaned over and kissed my cheek.
"You say I'm a sap darling. You are such a sap," he remarked closely to my ear.
I shivered at his close proximity.
"Shush," I remarked as I opened my eyes to see him looking at me.
"Gladly," he remarked as he kissed me.
I smiled to myself as our Sunday was off to a wonderful start.
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